Good Tully news for a change

Esp with one hand on the stroller (or a walker). Makes it harder when Della is on high alert or they all want to go in different directions. Kismet still hasn't gotten the hang of not getting tangled up in leads. I tend to keep two on one side and one on the other

:ROFLMAO: Maybe we owners of 3 should think of yoking them together like oxen????? (JUST KIDDING)
 
you could use couplers when walking multiples..................
I use couplers when walking my five...one coupler for the two slower walkers so no one is pulling them too fast, one coupler for the two more rambunctious walkers. And then my Panda, who is my easiest walker always looking to me to make sure he is doing what I want him to do...gets to walk on his own single lead.
Trini
 
I use couplers when walking my five...one coupler for the two slower walkers so no one is pulling them too fast, one coupler for the two more rambunctious walkers. And then my Panda, who is my easiest walker always looking to me to make sure he is doing what I want him to do...gets to walk on his own single lead.
Trini

And, man would I LOVE to see you coming down the street! :)
 
I had couplers for Deska and Tully that I rarely used; a 13" dog and 16"+ dog don't couple well. Nor, I would imagine would a 14yr old and a 1yr old. I sometimes tie 2 leads together but had a disaster yesterday . Walking thru the little park up the road, I tied Della and Kis tied together as I picked up Tully's poop. A little setter puppy went past and Kis pulled towards the pup (as it pulled to her), then Della went reactive and tried to attack the pup! I took Della back home and just took Tully and Kis back out.

Between a rock and hard place with Della. If I leave her home and walk the others she is over-stressed (thanks to the barker over the fence). But she's getting aggressive on walks closer to home (she calms after a while)..
 
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